“Undo Send” is a godsend. Everyone knows you only catch the most egregious typos and remember the most important attachments immediately after you hit send on an email, so having a button that cancels your outgoing message before it hits someone else’s inbox is essential. But if you’re using your email app as-is, you might be missing out on extra time to discover your mistakes.

Different email clients set different default Undo Send timers. Apple’s Mail app sets the default timer at 10 seconds, while Gmail’s is a paltry five seconds. But many also allow you to increase this timer (and decrease the chances of a bad email slipping away from your outbox). For some, the max is as long as 30 seconds! Imagine of all that time you could spend thinking over the message you just sent. By the 18th second, you might remember the text doc you completely forgot to attach; by second 29, you might realize you spelled your boss’ name wrong. Changing your Undo Send timer could save your life (or, at least, your ego).

Unfortunately, while 30 seconds is the standard maximum, not all emails clients will comply. Microsoft Outlook, for instance, only lets you pick between five or 10 seconds, which isn’t the most helpful range of options. But, hey, an extra five seconds is an extra five seconds.

How to increase your email app’s Undo Send timer on Gmail, Apple Mail, and Outlook
If your email client allows for Undo Send, you’ll likely find its options, including its timer, in the settings for the app or site. These are a few of the more popular email options, and where to find their timers.

Gmail: Open your inbox, then head to Settings. (If you see Quick Settings, choose “See all settings.”) Next to “Undo send,” set the menu to “30 seconds.”
Apple Mail: On Mac, head to Settings > Composing, then set “Undo send delay” to “30 seconds.” On iOS, open Settings > Mail, then scroll to the bottom to choose “”Undo Send Delay.”
Outlook: Head to Settings > View all Outlook settings. Choose Mail > Compose and reply. Now, under “Undo send,” choose whether to delay messages five or 10 seconds.
If you use a specific email app and can’t find it’s Undo Send option, do a quick Google search for it. If nothing turns up, it’s possible your app doesn’t support Undo Send, in which case, you should definitely switch apps. If your organization controls your email, however, it’s also likely they’ve disabled Undo Send, in which case, you should probably find a new job (or have a talk with IT).

Source: https://www.certprojects.com/how-to-extend-the-undo-send-timer-on-your-email/

“Undo Send” is a godsend. Everyone knows you only catch the most egregious typos and remember the most important attachments immediately after you hit send on an email, so having a button that cancels your outgoing message before it hits someone else’s inbox is essential. But if you’re using your email app as-is, you might be missing out on extra time to discover your mistakes.

Different email clients set different default Undo Send timers. Apple’s Mail app sets the default timer at 10 seconds, while Gmail’s is a paltry five seconds. But many also allow you to increase this timer (and decrease the chances of a bad email slipping away from your outbox). For some, the max is as long as 30 seconds! Imagine of all that time you could spend thinking over the message you just sent. By the 18th second, you might remember the text doc you completely forgot to attach; by second 29, you might realize you spelled your boss’ name wrong. Changing your Undo Send timer could save your life (or, at least, your ego).

Unfortunately, while 30 seconds is the standard maximum, not all emails clients will comply. Microsoft Outlook, for instance, only lets you pick between five or 10 seconds, which isn’t the most helpful range of options. But, hey, an extra five seconds is an extra five seconds.

How to increase your email app’s Undo Send timer on Gmail, Apple Mail, and Outlook
If your email client allows for Undo Send, you’ll likely find its options, including its timer, in the settings for the app or site. These are a few of the more popular email options, and where to find their timers.

Gmail: Open your inbox, then head to Settings. (If you see Quick Settings, choose “See all settings.”) Next to “Undo send,” set the menu to “30 seconds.”
Apple Mail: On Mac, head to Settings > Composing, then set “Undo send delay” to “30 seconds.” On iOS, open Settings > Mail, then scroll to the bottom to choose “”Undo Send Delay.”
Outlook: Head to Settings > View all Outlook settings. Choose Mail > Compose and reply. Now, under “Undo send,” choose whether to delay messages five or 10 seconds.
If you use a specific email app and can’t find it’s Undo Send option, do a quick Google search for it. If nothing turns up, it’s possible your app doesn’t support Undo Send, in which case, you should definitely switch apps. If your organization controls your email, however, it’s also likely they’ve disabled Undo Send, in which case, you should probably find a new job (or have a talk with IT).

Source: https://www.certprojects.com/how-to-extend-the-undo-send-timer-on-your-email/

@Newmum0615, please help with this NOC.
Don't know which of these to chose (2171 or 2283)

My JD below.
- Provide second-level support for off-the-shelf, customized or in-house developed applications.
- Ensure every work is carried out and documented in accordance with required standards, methods and procedures.
- Monitor progress of requests for support and ensure users and other interested parties are kept informed. Take corrective actions to avoid or minimize delays and produce reports as required by management and clients.
- Work with external consultants to ensure the integration/customization of new applications.
- Participate in planning, developing, evaluation and installation of system updates and upgrades.
- Maintain applications and corresponding documentation based on changing user and system requirements.
- Maintain an inventory of all application and application licenses.
- Ensure accurate and prompt reporting of activities and tasks within area of responsibility. Produce daily, weekly, monthly or annual reporting or other reports on the rendered services as required by the company.
- Provide training to application users on as needed basis.
- Maintain know-how through technological watch and/or training. Recommend new application solution to the company.
- Participate in the configuration of software, other system components and equipment for the system integration and testing platform.
- Identify and document system integration components which will be held in the configuration management system.
- Design, perform and report results of test on the integration build.
- Report details of all software items that have been installed or removed from IS/IT environment, ensuring that all change management and configuration management procedures are followed. Maintain a change management log for tracking application modifications and upgrades.
- Produce and maintain technical procedures and support documentations for use by the applications support team.
- Produce and maintain customized installation procedures (particularly in the case of manually installed applications) and user guides for use by end user support engineers and end users respectively.
- Receive log requests for support from Service Desks, other service delivery staff and/or users. Prioritize requests in accordance with defined services level agreements of the company.
- Work with a database Administrator (DBA) to investigate, diagnose and resolve database problems within the service level agreement tolerances, referring t database users, other staff and suppliers as necessary.
- Work with application developers, support staff and external software vendors to troubleshoot site-specific performance issues, escalating to developers for software fixes or implementing database improvements.

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